Top 5 Poultry Farm Management Apps in Pakistan (2026)

If you run a broiler farm in Pakistan and want one app for the whole khata, PoultryFast is the closest fit today: it is the only app on this list that takes an Urdu voice note on WhatsApp, works with no signal in the shed, and prices in rupees with no card to start. The catch is that it launched in August 2026 and has no Play reviews yet — so if review count is what convinces you, My Poultry Manager (4.6★, 849 reviews) is the safer pick.

Below are five apps Pakistani poultry farmers actually come across, what each one is really for, and where each one stops.

Quick comparison

All Play figures checked from the Pakistan storefront on 7 September 2026.

How these were compared, and one thing you should know

Every number above came from the live Play Store listing or the vendor's own website on 7 September 2026 — not from a press release. Where a price is not published, this article says so instead of guessing.

PoultryFast makes this list at number one and PoultryFast publishes this article. That is a conflict of interest and you should read it as one. So the cons below are real cons, the competitors' strengths are stated plainly, and every claim about a rival app is something you can check yourself on the links provided. If a rival fits your farm better, this article says that too.

1. PoultryFast — best for a Pakistani broiler farm that wants one khata

PoultryFast is built for one job: replacing the paper register on a Pakistani broiler farm and showing the real profit at cycle close.

The thing no other app on this list does is the WhatsApp munshi. You send a voice note in Urdu — "aaj chalees murghi mar gayi, teen bori dana laga" — and the entry is written to the khata. For a farmer who has never typed a form, that removes the entire learning curve. You can also just ask it "is flock ka munafa kitna hai?" and get the number back with a PDF.

It also assumes bad signal. Entries made in a shed with no bars are saved on the phone and sync when a tower comes back, which is the difference between a khata you trust and one you re-enter in the evening.

Pros

• Urdu and English, typed or by voice note, on WhatsApp — no app to open
• Works offline; entries sync by themselves when signal returns
• Prices in rupees: free for 3 months with nothing switched off, then Rs 2,500 per farm a month (4 houses included, Rs 625 per extra house). No card to start
• Full khata, not just flocks: purchases, expenses, sales, buyer balances and udhaar all count into net profit
• FCR, mortality and average weight tracked against target curves per house
• Owner / admin / worker roles, so a worker can log daily without seeing the money
• Live broiler and chick rates in the app (added 3 September 2026)
• Web app at app.poultryfast.com on the same account

Cons

• No Play Store reviews yet and roughly 50 installs. It launched in late August 2026. There is no crowd to hide behind
• iOS is live but new, and also has no ratings
• Built around broilers. Layer and egg farms are served far better by My Poultry Manager or Easy Poultry
• Free for three months, then paid — the free tier is a trial, not a permanent free plan
• No shed temperature or sensor integration, despite what you may see claimed elsewhere

Best for: broiler farmers in Pakistan who want the whole hisaab in one place, and who would rather speak than type. Skip it if: you keep layers for eggs, or you will not use software that nobody has reviewed yet.

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2. My Poultry Manager — the most proven app here

Made by Bivatec Ltd, a Kenyan software company, and it is the strongest general-purpose poultry app on Google Play: 4.6★ from 849 reviews and over 100,000 installs, last updated 29 August 2026. If your first question is "has anyone actually used this?", this is the answer.

It covers flocks, egg production, growth and FCR, feed stock, health events, finances and reports in PDF/Excel/CSV, with offline access, a web dashboard and multi-user teams.

Pros

• Far and away the best-reviewed option: 4.6★ across 849 reviews
• Genuinely complete, and strong on the egg/layer side that broiler-first apps neglect
• Offline access plus a proper web dashboard
• Team access with roles, actively developed, frequent updates
• Exports to PDF, Excel and CSV

Cons

• Billed in US dollars — from about $6.99 a month (roughly $69 a year) after a 4-flock free tier, depending on plan and platform. Paying needs an international card, which most Pakistani farmers do not have. Several reviewers call the price high
• No Urdu. English only, in a market where most farm workers do not read English forms
• No WhatsApp entry — every record is typed into the app
• No Pakistani mandi rates, no udhaar/buyer-balance model, no local support number
• Built for a global smallholder audience, so nothing in it is shaped around a Pakistani broiler cycle

Best for: farmers comfortable in English with a card that works internationally, especially layer farms. Skip it if: you need Urdu, or paying in dollars is a problem.

3. iTech Poultry Management System — for larger, accounts-first operations

iTech Solutions in Faisalabad has been selling poultry farm and broiler accounting software for years, and it is the result that currently ranks first on Google Pakistan for "poultry management software Pakistan".

This is proper accounting software rather than a farmer's phone app: multi-location farms, inventory, flock-wise profit and loss, distribution and commission management, a 4-level chart of accounts, and year-end closing. There is an Android app bundled with the web packages.

Pros

• Real accounting depth — a chart of accounts, commissions and distribution, which the phone apps do not attempt
• Built in Pakistan, for Pakistani poultry businesses, with a Faisalabad office and a local phone number
• Handles multi-location groups and traders, not just a single shed
• Established vendor with a long track record

Cons

• No published price. Three tiers (Basic/Plus/Pro) with billing 6 months in advance and prices only on request — a hard commitment for a farmer with one or two sheds
• Accounting-first interface, aimed at an office user rather than a worker standing in a shed
• Web-based, so no offline entry when the signal drops
• No Urdu support stated anywhere on the site
• No WhatsApp entry, no voice notes

Best for: larger farm groups, traders and dealers who need commission and distribution accounting. Skip it if: you are one farmer with a phone who wants to start today.

4. PoultryBaba — the best rates app, but not a khata

PoultryBaba is the biggest poultry brand in Pakistan by audience, and its app is very good at exactly one thing: rates. Live mandi rates for broiler, eggs and day-old chicks across Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, Peshawar, plus regional hubs like Sargodha, Gujranwala, Sahiwal and Hyderabad, with historical trends and market commentary. 4.0★ from 676 reviews.

It is important to be clear about what it is not. PoultryBaba is filed under Business on Play and is a market intelligence and B2B marketplace app — it does not keep your farm's records. There is no daily log, no FCR, no flock khata.

Pros

• The most accurate and widest rate coverage in Pakistan, city by city
• Price forecasting, historical trends and daily market commentary
• Free to use
• A real marketplace for feed, equipment, medicine and birds, plus a Doctor's Corner
• Huge, engaged community behind it

Cons

• It is not farm management software. No flock records, no daily mortality or feed log, no FCR, no profit calculation
• Contains ads
• You will still need a second app — or a register — for your actual hisaab

Best for: every Pakistani poultry farmer, as a rates app. Genuinely worth installing alongside whatever you use for records. Skip it if: you thought it would replace your khata. It will not.

5. Easy Poultry & Chicken Manager — free, broad, and rough around the edges

Over 100,000 installs, but 3.2★ from 273 reviews — the lowest-rated app on this list. It covers a lot: flocks of chickens, ducks, turkeys, quail and more, egg collection and sales, feed and stock tracking, health and vaccination records, finances, multi-user access, PDF reports and Google Drive backup.

Pros

• Free to start, with a wide feature list for the price
• Handles birds beyond chickens — ducks, turkeys, quail, peacocks
• Stock tracking for feed, medicine and vaccines with low-stock alerts
• Google Drive and local backup

Cons

• 3.2★ is a warning sign, and the reviews describe rough edges and missing sub-categories
• Backup-and-restore rather than true cloud sync — lose the phone before a backup and you lose the khata
• No Urdu, no WhatsApp, no Pakistani rates
• Egg-and-smallholder shaped, so broiler cycle economics are not really modelled
• Last updated 3 June 2026, the least recently maintained of the phone apps here

Best for: mixed backyard flocks on a zero budget. Skip it if: the records matter financially.

Also worth knowing

• Pak Poultry — 4.0★, 149 reviews. A farmer-to-trader marketplace, filed under Shopping, not a management app. Last updated February 2025.
• Poultrix, XSoft and DigitalManager — desktop/web poultry accounting vendors in the same bracket as iTech. Worth a quote if you are running an accounts department; overkill for one shed.

What Pakistani farms need that most of these apps miss

Look at the comparison table again and a pattern appears. The best-reviewed apps are global products, and the local products are either rate boards or accounting suites. Four things fall through that gap:

1. Urdu, spoken not typed. A worker who logs mortality every morning may not read English forms. Only PoultryFast takes an Urdu voice note.
2. No signal. Sheds are rural. An app that needs a connection to save an entry loses entries. PoultryFast, My Poultry Manager and Easy Poultry handle this; the web-based accounting suites do not.
3. Udhaar. Pakistani poultry runs on credit — the buyer who takes birds today and pays next week. A profit number that ignores outstanding balances is not the real number. Global apps model "sales", not udhaar.
4. Rupees, no card. A dollar subscription needing an international card excludes most of the market before the first entry.

"Murgi farm app" — the Roman Urdu terms

Farmers search for these in Roman Urdu, so to be explicit: a murgi farm app or poultry khata app is what this article calls farm management software. If you want murgi farm ka hisaab — dana, marne wali murghiyan, dawai, sale aur udhaar, and asli munafa at the end of the flock — that is what apps 1, 2 and 5 do. PoultryBaba is for aaj ka rate. iTech is for a proper accounts office.

How to choose in one minute

• Broiler farm in Pakistan, want to speak not type → PoultryFast
• Layer/egg farm, English is fine, have an international card → My Poultry Manager
• Farm group, trader or dealer needing real accounting → iTech
• Just want today's mandi rate → PoultryBaba (plus something else for records)
• Backyard mixed flock, zero budget → Easy Poultry

Whatever you pick, the app only pays for itself if somebody enters the day. The best app is the one your farm will actually use every morning — which, in a shed with no signal and a worker who speaks Urdu, is a narrower list than it first looks.

Try PoultryFast free for three months — create your farm here. No card, and nothing is charged when the trial ends.